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ABB and IBM partner on industrial AI solutions

26 April, 2017

ABB and IBM have announced a strategic collaboration that brings together ABB's digital industrial offering, ABB Ability, with IBM Watson Internet of Things cognitive capabilities to offer new possibilities for customers in utilities, industry, transport and infrastructure.


Australia's next oil boom might come from plants

21 April, 2017

Research by CSIRO now makes it possible to produce oil in the leaves and stems of plants as well as the seeds, which promises to be a game changer in the global production of renewable oils.


Energy resources sector innovators recognised

18 April, 2017

NERA (National Energy Resources Australia) has awarded $200,000 to inspiring and groundbreaking small businesses looking to innovate within the energy resources sector.


Trial of new positioning technology for resources industry

11 April, 2017

Geoscience Australia and the Cooperative Research Centre for Spatial Information (CRCSI) are looking for Australian businesses in the resources industry interested in improving the capability of their positioning technology.


Waste and Recycling Commercialisation Program to launch sustainable ideas into global markets

11 April, 2017

Innovyz Institute, along with Green Industries SA, has announced 10 successful technologies and ideas selected for Innovyz's new Waste and Recycling Commercialisation Program, including two from South Australian universities.


Innovative businesses get a kick-start

31 March, 2017

A Victorian vehicle manufacturing start-up with ambitions to be Australia's first production electric vehicle and a company developing a disruptive new class of insecticides have been given a kick-start thanks to a new funding initiative that helps small businesses access CSIRO research expertise and capabilities.


ISA spurs debate about Australian innovation in 2030

24 March, 2017

Innovation and Science Australia (ISA) has today released the 2030 Strategic Plan Issues Paper to drive the national conversation around the future of Australian innovation, science and research.


Metso embarks on Digital Program to accelerate business growth

17 March, 2017

Metso has set up its Digital Program to accelerate the company to a new level in digital capabilities, required to succeed in the future of minerals processing and flow control.


Catalyst for efficient drug and chemical production

16 March, 2017

A team of CSIRO scientists has made a breakthrough that could result in faster and cheaper production for the pharmaceutical, food and bulk chemistry industries.


Teen invents liquid-metal 3D printer

09 March, 2017

An American teenager has developed a 3D printing machine that can print with molten metal, out of the desire to create a prototype for a project he was working on.


Research collaboration will lead to more accurate positioning services in Australia and New Zealand

20 February, 2017

More accurate satellite positioning system to improve accuracy for greater productivity and innovation.


CSIRO and Deakin unleash the power of carbon fibre

17 February, 2017

CSIRO and Deakin University will complete the missing link in Australia's carbon fibre capability and this month launch a powerful new addition to Geelong's advanced manufacturing scene.


ISA: Work needed to improve Australia's innovation, science and research

07 February, 2017

ISA's Performance Review of the Australian Innovation, Science and Research System 2016 (ISR System Review) finds that while the Australian system has points of strength, Australia is lagging behind international competitors in key areas and much work must be done to break into the top tier of innovation nations.


Deakin University opens centre for supply chain and logistics

06 February, 2017

Deakin University's strong commitment to research and development that makes a difference to the communities it serves will receive a boost, through the Centre for Supply Chain and Logistics (CSCL).


Innovative refrigerator developed using multistage soundwave engine

13 December, 2016

Shinya Hasegawa and colleagues at Tokai University, Hiratsuka Japan, have developed a refrigerator (-107°C) powered only by waste heat that generated soundwaves in an innovative multistage travelling wave thermoacoustic engine.


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